Tipping on Tablets and Classy, Kitschy Kitchens with Kimber

Kimber joins us to vent about unexpected tipping culture, food delivery apps, cleaning, home renovations, and interior decorating taste.

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This episode features various pet peeves. A significant portion focuses on the increasingly prevalent expectation of tipping in various situations, moving beyond traditional tipping norms. They discuss the awkwardness of mandatory tipping prompts on tablets, particularly in situations where minimal service is provided, such as at merch tables or self-checkout kiosks. The discussion extends to food delivery services, highlighting issues with drivers ignoring delivery instructions and the frustration of receiving incorrect or cold food.

Another major topic is home renovation and interior decorating. Kimber expresses frustration with the disregard for the original character of older homes during renovations, often replaced with generic, builder-grade finishes. They both share opinions on popular design trends, like the modern farmhouse aesthetic, considering it overused and lacking personal style. The conversation explores the balance between creating a space that reflects personal taste and resale value. They discuss the importance of storage solutions and intentional displays to avoid clutter, contrasting maximalist styles with the need for a functional and comfortable space. Finally, they touch upon the significance of lighting in creating ambiance and mood, emphasizing warm lighting over harsh, cool tones and the use of lamps and candles over overhead lighting.